Bible Cross References Visualization highlights the frequent cross-referencing in the Bible, making a distinction between references that target events happening "before" or "after" the actual mentioning. From the variations in frequency and density, various insights can be made.
Whether you're a bachelor or a dad still in college or a seasoned executive, where you live can have a big impact on your quality of life. Some cities simply offer more opportunities for men to advance their careers, support a family or purchase the latest gadgets, meet women or go out at a sporting event during the day or at a trendy club at night
Have you ever added a pack of gum to your cart while waiting to check out at the grocery store? If so, you've been a victim of impulse shopping. This infographic visually demonstrates the pitfalls and psychology behind why we do it and how we can avoid it.
Mobile phones and devices are becoming mini-computers that enable kids to access every portal and platform of the digital world -- from home, school, or any place in between. Mobile devices and digital media are changing the ways that kids live and learn -- and the changes can create opportunities and pose potential dangers.
Instant messaging. We all use it, whether it be Skype, Windows Live Messenger, Yahoo! Messenger, or some other IM client or platform. We’ve come a long way since the days of ICQ, when IM as a phenomenon really took off. IM is now such an intricate part of our experience of the internet that pingdom.com thought an infographic on the subject was in order. Enjoy!
Within Flickr, the most photos are taken by Canon brand cameras, followed by Nikon, Sony, Olympus and then Kodak. However, the most-popular camera on Flickr isn’t even a camera, it’s a smartphone.
A visual look at the credit card situation in America, which when paired with the poor economy and high unemployment rate, has arguably reached the crisis level.
The US Census does a lot more than just count population. Here's a breakdown of what it does and its progress through the years.
A new study suggests that around a third of people who use sunbeds may become addicted to the tanning effects. Researchers also found those sunbed-users who were addicted were also more likely to suffer from anxiety and more prone to alcohol and drug use.
